Reducing SWaP in ISR Signal Processing Applications Registration

Start Date:7/22/2021

Start Time:2:00 PM EDT

Duration:60 minutes

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Military intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) programs have put a premium on reducing size, weight, and power (SWaP) in their embedded signal processing systems. Everything is trending smaller. As a result military program managers are creating more stringent SWaP requirements for every system. Every advance in modern computing technology enables a footprint replacement of the previous version with as much as 10 times the performance, but also adds unique challenges for the military designer such as ruggedization and thermal management. While new small form factor (SFF) designs have helped meet these requirements at the board and system level, costly customization may still be necessary.

This webcast of industry experts will discuss reduced SWaP challenges, embedded computing solutions, SFF designs, and more.

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Zack McGrath

Field Application Engineer

Kontron

Since joining Kontron in 2007, Zack has held positions as System Configuration Specialist, Technical Support Engineer, and, currently, Field Application Engineer. During this time, Zack has worked closely with defense system engineers across the US, developing, selling, and supporting mission computers based on technologies including ATCA, MicroTCA, VME, CompactPCI, VPX, and Computer-on-Modules. Zack was awarded a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science from the University of Pittsburgh in 2007. Zack is currently based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, servicing customers in the Eastern United States.

John Riley

Senior Technical Marketing Engineer

Samtec

John is a mechanical engineer from the University of Louisville. He has 20 years of experience in the interconnect industry with Samtec. John has spent time in connector design, research and development, and end application quality engineering. He and his wife direct a community maker space and help connect the region to advanced manufacturing equipment and ideas.

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